cinematic wide shot of the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City at night, reimagined in a surrealist cyberpunk style for a music synthesis course advertisement. The iconic art nouveau architecture is bathed in reactive neon light mapping—electric blues, deep purples, and vibrant magentas—that visualizes complex synthesizer waveforms across its marble facade. The dome glows with an internal, pulsating golden light like a vacuum tube. Instead of regular clouds, the night sky features swirling holographic diagrams of modular synthesizer patch points, oscilloscopes, and sacred geometry made of light. The surrounding plazas are filled with a glowing, low-lying fog. In the foreground, out of focus, a retro-futuristic modular synthesizer rack with patch cables and glowing knobs sits on a stone pedestal; a musician’s hands are actively tweaking a knob, emitting faint light trails. The crowd in the distance consists of ethereal, blurred figures interacting with invisible musical interfaces, leaving neon light streaks. The air is thick with atmosphere, cyber-renaissance aesthetic, blend of classical and futuristic elements. Highly detailed, photorealistic textures mixed with digital art concepts, 8k resolution, octane render, unreal engine 5, dramatic lighting, volumetric fog, inspired by Blade Runner and Moebius --ar 16:9 --stylize 250 --v 6.0